Alta Cemetery District

To share the latest from your western Nevada County club or organization, email readers@theunion.com. Unfortunately only a small fraction of club submissions are published in the print version of The Union due to space constraints. To see the complete list of clubs, visit http://www.TheUnion.com, scroll down to the bottom and click on "announcements."Nevada County Travel ClubOur next gathering will be on December 12 at The Abundant Life Community Church, 10795 Alta Street in Grass Valley. Festivities start at 1 p.m. Bring your favorite dish for a potluck luncheon. Socialize and share stories with new and old travel companions. Our colorful travel brochures will be available along with sign-up sheets. Bring a friend, everyone is welcome to help us celebrate the season. At a loss for what to get that special person in your life? How about a trip? Croatia on a private yacht, Islands of New England, Charming French Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador, or the Albuquerque Balloon Festival, to name just a few. Come pick up a brochure, put it in an envelope and under the tree. Done! Feel free to call Judy with comments or questions at 530-432-3393.Gold Country Community ServicesFestive music filled the air. Singer/guitarist Nancy Cunningham brought back many happy memories. Next week's menu features veggie pizza, beef tamale pie, chicken Parmesan, sweet-and-sour pork, and Swedish meatballs. Lunch is served weekdays at noon in our Congregate Lunch Cafe, and the suggested donation is just $3 per meal. Reservations and early arrival are highly recommended. Call 530-273-4961 for information about volunteer opportunities, lunchtime reservations, further details about the services, classes and activities we offer. GCCS is located in the Nevada City Senior Apartments, 841 Old Tunnel Rd., Grass Valley. Visit our website at http://www.goldcountryservices.org.Gold Country Welcome ClubRecommended Stories For YouAre you new to Nevada County? Or maybe you've lived here for f40 years and you've retired and want to keep active? Or perha...

Monday, Dec. 3, 2018 at the New Hope Free Will Baptist Church, Lone Grove, conducted by Rev. David Gardner. Burial will be in the Dixie Cemetery.Debbie passed away Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2018, at Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City. The daughter of Elmo Parker and Alta (Camp) Parker, she was born Nov. 12, 1955 at Ardmore.Debbie grew up in Lone Grove and graduated from Lone Grove High School.  She attended Murray State College and received a degree in Business Accounting. She and Larry Sullivan were married Jan. 18, 1994 at Lone Grove, and had celebrated their twenty-fourth wedding anniversary this year.A secretary for Carter County District 1 Commissioner’s office, she had previously worked in the Carter County Assessor’s Office. Debbie loved her family; spending time with grandbabies and watching sports, BOOMER.  She loved to decorate, especially at Christmas.  Debbie loved Jesus and would share her Lord with everyone. God blessed her with a sympathetic and a caring heart; she blessed everyone with prayer and her giving.Debbie is survived by her husband, Larry of the home; her mother, Alta Parker; two sons, Charlie McNeely, Kevin McNeely and his wife, Courtney; a brother, Clarence L. Parker and his wife, Karen; her sister, Sharon Phelps, eleven grandchildren and a great-grandchild. She was preceded in death by her father, Elmo E. Parker and a brother, Jimmy Dale Parker.Pallbearers will be:  David Collins, Todd Warren, Jeramiah Moody, Rodney Hamilton, Ryan Sullivan and Kevin McNeely.A time of visitation and support for family and friends will be Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. at Harvey-Douglas Funeral Home. Words of comfort may be sent to the family online at www.hdouglasfuneralhome.com. ...